Published on 04 Jul 05
by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

the nature of stamp duty

when is stamp duty payable in SA?

when do you need to consider duty in other states or territories?

special areas of stamp duty

discretionary trusts including variations and distributions

unit trusts including redemptions and distributions

land rich provisions

valuation issues

concessions

farming

divorce

death

"inconsistencies" between the states

current issues including:

corporate restructuring

current audit areas

anti-avoidance provisions

obligations and penalties

brief practical guide to lodging documents for stamping

budget changes.

Author profile

William
Esau

William is a Partner at Donaldson Walsh. He was admitted as a
lawyer in 1978 and is a commercial partner of Donaldson Walsh practising
extensively in the area of general commercial law, with particular emphasis on
property transaction and involving taxation (including State taxation) issues.
- Current at
02 August 2011

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